Some people on PF and in real life keep insisting that Poland and Poles did not deal with so called inconvenient parts of Polish history.
I wonder what they have in mind. Do they think about general knowledge about history in Poland? Which means simplified into almost postcard-like snaps of bits and pieces from the Polish History shown on TV or in newspapers.
Maybe that have in mind group of professional historians or people deeply interested in Polish history?
Which I don't know.
For example:
I know nothing about Poles in SS. Given example of an individual recognized by the Interned sources (both German and Polish)as an Belorussian.
Attempt to recruit from Highlanders drew few volunteers but came to nothing.
Polish concentrations camps are either fallacy in understanding or bias and a bad intend. Poland only political prison could be hardly called concentration camp let alone concentrations camps, regardless nomenclature its existence is no secrets to any-one, Poles are learning about it in school.
Post-war treatment of Germans is a hardly a secret,only problem is in numbers, because many Germans fled in panic as RED ARMY entered German territory.Nowadays those are put on Poles shoulders which is nonsense.
Treatment of minorities in Poland before WWII wasn't that bad, question of opinion, and no secret either, if somebody wanted could learn about it.
As for construct State-sponsored anti-semitism don't know what author had in mind, but if my guess is correct I should point out that USA had the same laws for much longer than Poland.
The genesis of the Final Solution [i][/i] no clue
Shall I go on?[
By all means go!
I would think that part of history in need of study are the times of communism in Poland ie Soviet occupation.
Also in dire need study and publication are countless heroic deeds during German occupation of Poland done by Resistance from the Home Army and National Forces.
By all means lets the discussion begins!
I wonder what they have in mind. Do they think about general knowledge about history in Poland? Which means simplified into almost postcard-like snaps of bits and pieces from the Polish History shown on TV or in newspapers.
Maybe that have in mind group of professional historians or people deeply interested in Polish history?
Which I don't know.
For example:
Polish SS. Poles who took an active part in the holocaust. Polish concentration camps. Post-war treatment of Germans. Interbellum treatment of all ethnic minorities. State-sponsored anti-semitism. The genesis of the Final Solution. Shall I go on?
I know nothing about Poles in SS. Given example of an individual recognized by the Interned sources (both German and Polish)as an Belorussian.
Attempt to recruit from Highlanders drew few volunteers but came to nothing.
Polish concentrations camps are either fallacy in understanding or bias and a bad intend. Poland only political prison could be hardly called concentration camp let alone concentrations camps, regardless nomenclature its existence is no secrets to any-one, Poles are learning about it in school.
Post-war treatment of Germans is a hardly a secret,only problem is in numbers, because many Germans fled in panic as RED ARMY entered German territory.Nowadays those are put on Poles shoulders which is nonsense.
Treatment of minorities in Poland before WWII wasn't that bad, question of opinion, and no secret either, if somebody wanted could learn about it.
As for construct State-sponsored anti-semitism don't know what author had in mind, but if my guess is correct I should point out that USA had the same laws for much longer than Poland.
The genesis of the Final Solution [i][/i] no clue
Shall I go on?[
By all means go!
I would think that part of history in need of study are the times of communism in Poland ie Soviet occupation.
Also in dire need study and publication are countless heroic deeds during German occupation of Poland done by Resistance from the Home Army and National Forces.
By all means lets the discussion begins!